WordPress websites
Our customers’ websites are responding. We check every website in production.
Operations engine
Backups, restores, cloning, publishing, updates and the actions in the control panel.
Control panel and website
Login, the control panel and wp24.io.
Response time, last 24 hours
Median time to first byte (TTFB) per hour for our WordPress websites in production, without page cache. Demo sites and password-protected sites are excluded.
Incidents, last 90 days
No incidents in the last 90 days.
How we measure
We check each service automatically every minute. A website counts as up when it responds without a server error within ten seconds. The operations engine and the control panel are checked against health checks that also reach the database.
A single failed check counts as downtime in the uptime figure. An incident is at least two failed checks in a row. If one customer takes down their own website, it does not turn everything red: the websites count as up when at least 80% respond.
The checks run from the control panel’s server. If it is down, the checks stop too, and the gap is not counted. We keep measurements for 90 days and never show website names or addresses.
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The status is also available in machine-readable form at wp24.io/api/status.